ravenCommand palette and shortcuts
The command palette is the hub: a fuzzy-filtered list of every command, plus go-to-space and move-pane-to-space entries generated from your current layout. The full-window destinations — the Theme Studio, the design system, the resource monitor, settings — all live behind it.
Commands
- ⌘TCreate new terminal
- ⌘⇧TNew agent pane
- ⌘DSplit pane
- ⌘WClose pane
- ⌘ZReopen closed pane
- ⌘⇧ZReopen closed space
- ⌘⇧MMove pane to new space
- ⌘⇧NRename space…
- ⌘BToggle sidebar
- Go to Inbox — the triage list of agents wanting you
- ⌘⇧EOpen notes pane
- ⌘⇧POpen pull request pane
- ⌘⇧SSuspend pane's agent
- ⌘⌥TChange theme…
- Make a theme… — opens the Theme Studio
- ⌘⌥ROpen resource monitor
- ⌘,Open settings
- ⌘QQuit Raven (panes keep running)
The list also grows dynamic rows: Go to space and Move pane to space entries for each open space, labeled the way the space strip labels them. Long lists scroll inside the panel.
Theme Studio
Make a theme… opens the Theme Studio: a full-window place where a theme of your own is made, with the draft on the live window and a readability report saying what a program will do with each of its colours. Change theme… (⌘⌥T) picks one without opening it. The choice is shared with the notch companion through ~/.raven/work-ledger.db — change it in either place and both follow.
Settings
Open settings (⌘,) opens the settings overlay. It has four sections — Appearance, Session, Keyboard and Integrations — and the daemon owns what they set, so a change reaches every attached window at once.
- Keyboard holds the space-shortcut scheme (1–9, or 1–5 pressed again for 6–10). Chords are not rebindable: the shortcut grammar is the same on every install, which is what makes it teachable.
- Integrations is where the GitHub account, token and default repository live — the pull-request pane reads them.